Sentence examples for makes evocative from inspiring English sources

The book's colorist, Braden Lamb, makes evocative use of rich, muted colors — indigos, olives, oranges, teals.

Stopgap Dance Company makes evocative dance productions with exceptional disabled and non-disabled artists.

On "Paradox X," for example, Mr. Shipp plucks the strings of his piano, accompanied by Mr. Cleaver, who makes evocative use of his cymbals.

"Glass" makes evocative use of the notion that while family vacations are "supposed to be relaxing," as Karin observes, "in fact they're just lumps of time without any distractions".

Directed by Lewis Allen (of the delirious Technicolor noir "Desert Fury"), "Appointment With Danger" makes evocative use of location shooting in and around Gary, Ind., where an undercover postal agent (Alan Ladd) infiltrates a gang plotting a mail robbery.

The knockout wins over Gloucester, Northampton and Leinster were among the highlights of their European glory days and the list of good players who served them faithfully makes evocative reading.

This four-piece from Manchester is making evocative noises that are brimming with nostalgia.

But new discoveries in Croatia suggest that ice age humans made evocative ceramic art far more regularly than once believed.

Charles Alston made evocative pictures of farm life and poverty in the South, like "Farm Boy," showing here, an affecting portrait done in 1941, during his fellowship.

That play also featured a woman named Hester and made evocative use of the letter A, but couched in the terms of the stigma borne by women on welfare.

For the past decade or so, Kehinde Wiley has been making evocative, questioning and powerful portraits of men of color from around the world.